IIASA RepositoryReligions in Vienna in the Past, Present and Future - Key Findings from the WIREL ProjectG.J.AbelauthorR.BauerauthorC.BerghammerauthorM.CanteleauthorK.FliegenschneeauthorR.GisserauthorL.JanischauthorD.KrivanekauthorR.MuttarakauthorM.PotančokováauthorV.SkirbekkauthorT.SobotkaauthorM.SperingerauthorM.StanowskiauthorM.R.TestaauthorK.ZemanauthorThe role of religion is currently a topic of considerable public interest in Vienna as well as across Europe. Over the course of the last half-century, Vienna has witnessed rapidly changing religious composition accompanied by consistently increasing religious diversity. The various aspects of research conducted by WIREL facilitate the global assessment of both quantitative and qualitative aspects of religious diversity in Vienna. A short report – Religions in Vienna in the Past, Present and Future –summarises the research findings with the aim of making the trends, drivers, and socio-demographic consequences of the changing religious landscape of Vienna more accessible and understandable.2015-10WIREL Project, Vienna Institute of DemographyOther

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